Sweden Training Centers

TopDental Institute offers comprehensive dental education in Sweden, making world-class training accessible to dental professionals throughout the region.

Stockholm County

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Västra Götaland

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Study & Work in Sweden

Everything you need to know about pursuing your dental career in Sweden

Licensing & Eligibility

Required Examination

Socialstyrelsen (National Board of Health) License

Licensing Authority

Socialstyrelsen

Requirements

Recognized dental degree (EU) or equivalence (non-EU)
Swedish language proficiency (B2-C1)
Registration with Socialstyrelsen
Professional liability insurance
Good standing certificate

Processing Time: 6-12 months

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Cost of Living

Currency

SEK

1 SEK ≈ 0.095 USD

Monthly Expenses

SEK 18,000-32,000 ($1,710-$3,040)

Breakdown

Accommodation SEK 7,000-15,000

Food SEK 3,000-5,000

Transportation SEK 800-1,200

Utilities SEK 1,500-2,500

Stockholm is most expensive. Gothenburg, Malmö offer better value. High quality of life.

Visa & Immigration

Work Visa

Type

Work Permit

Requirements

Job offer
Collective agreement salary
Valid passport
Insurance coverage

Processing

2-4 months

Duration

Up to 2 years (renewable)

Student Visa

Requirements

University admission
Proof of funds (SEK 96,000/year)
Health insurance
Valid passport

Duration

Course duration

Living in Sweden

Quick Facts

Language Swedish (English widely spoken)

Work Week Monday to Friday

Work Hours 8:00 AM - 5:00 PM

Climate Cold winters, mild summers

Cultural Notes

Excellent work-life balance
Flat organizational structures
High English proficiency
Progressive society
Nature-oriented lifestyle

Career Opportunities

Average Salary Range

SEK 450,000-700,000/year ($42,750-$66,500)

Job Market: Good demand, especially rural

Entry Level

SEK 350,000-480,000

Mid Level

SEK 480,000-620,000

Senior

SEK 620,000-800,000

Specialist

SEK 750,000-1,100,000+

Typical Benefits

Universal healthcare

Generous pension

25 days annual leave (minimum)

Parental leave

Professional development

Employment Opportunities

Private dental clinics

Public dental service (Folktandvården)

Hospital dentistry

Academic positions

Research institutions

Essential Resources

Disclaimer: Information provided is for general guidance only. Requirements and regulations may change. Always verify current requirements with official sources before making decisions.